Executive Summary
About this Constellation ShortList
Healthcare provider institutions are facing a massive proliferation of vulnerable connected technologies running on legacy software. It is crucial not only to have an accurate inventory of connected devices but also to have more visibility and control over what’s going on in the network. With the rise of ransomware attacks and the increasing regulatory framework kfor healthcare medical devices, this market has grown from a $2.01 billion market in 2025 to a $.4.4 billion market by 2031 at a CAGR of 16.8%.
As the digitization increases in this marketplace, the sophistication of attacks have also increased. With AI taking over the world, the vendors listed focus on how they can help healthcare providers improve patient safety, with an emphasis on IT security.
Threshold Criteria
Constellation considers the following criteria for these solutions:
- Agent-based security
- Network access control (NAC) and device visibility on network
- Intelligent classification and asset optimization
- Device risk management
- Network scanning tools
- Security information and event management (SIEM) and alerts
- Behavioral analytics
- Network firewalls
- Network traffic analysis
- Security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR)
- Automation
- Ease of integration with IT infrastructure
The Constellation ShortList
Constellation evaluates more than 20 solutions categorized in this market. This Constellation ShortList is determined by client inquiries, partner conversations, customer references, vendor selection projects, market share and internal research.
- ARMIS
- ASIMILY
- CYNERIO
- IMPRIVATA
- MEDIGATE
- ORDR
- PALO ALTO NETWORKS
Frequency of Evaluation
Each Constellation ShortList is updated at least once per year. Updates may occur after six months if deemed necessary.
Evaluation Services
Constellation clients can work with the analyst and research team to conduct a more thorough discussion of this Constellation ShortList. Constellation can also provide guidance in vendor selection and contract negotiation.